Monthly Archives: November 2014

Nov 28

Back in England. Finished the Scottish adventure with a (long) drive back. Drove through north Yorkshire National Park, with a delightful experience, but not that restful as we wend from Sedburgh through to Ripon. It was very different to see … Continue reading

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Nov 22

Scotland. We toured to Inverness, especially to visit the battle site of Culloden, the last major land battle fought on British soil. This was essentially a civil war between the Jacobites (who wanted a Monarchy with a Stuart king) and … Continue reading

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Nov 18

Scotland. Photos of our Scottish adventures to date. See captions for the specifics.

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Nov 17

Scotland. We arrived in Scotland after a cross-country drive through the highlands near Pitlochry, Visiting the monument and bridge across the Tay River in Aberfeldy, we saw a group of river rafters ( two successive rafts) head straight for, and … Continue reading

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Nov 13

Devizes has been a different part of our experience. It was a little of deja-vu, as this is where the Wandering Canuck was purchased, and where we started our canal experience some 18 months ago. I drove with Pat and … Continue reading

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Nov 9

The adventure continues-albeit at a different pace. We’ve spent time doing boat wiring (new ceiling lights in the lounge), and a field trip to Nottingham, where we explored the ‘castle’ (really the remnants of one, built upon into an estate … Continue reading

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Nov 1

PPFOTM (It’s a Mortimer thing: you wouldn’t understand) Welcome to November, a month of special remembrances. Being that this is the 100th anniversary of the start of WW1, there are lots of things to remember and also to be thankful … Continue reading

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